Yesterday I sent in my abstracts and proposals for this year's SESAH(Southeastern Society of Architectural Historians) annual convention. My topics centered around Rosenwald schools(the paper I wrote this summer) and Eleanor, W.V. I look forward to hearing whether they are selected. If so, I would be presenting the paper at the Annual Convention, which is being held this year in Chattanooga, TN. Until then I am enjoying the short time of calmness before my summer classes begin on top of the other two classes I have now. LSAT study continues as well as the shadowing I've been doing with a local judge. I've also been taking a few photos of buildings around WestVirginia. I think it's helped me to better examine some of the buildings I see everyday and take for granted. Time has began to become extremely valuable again. More soon-